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By Anne Slowey |
Photo: Courtesy of the designer
Stella McCartney is going the distance with her sporty line for Adidas. This spring, the London designer is introducing triathlon and cycling wear featuring girly details: There’s a zip tee with ruched sleeves and a swimsuit with a sheer, deep V in front. We’d run a mile just for this pineapple tank. adidas.com
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Strong solid colors offset stonewashed jeans.
Photo: Anne Ziegler
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A two-tone palette spotlights her seriously chic footwear. 
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A whimsical red print adds character to basic blue and black.
Photo: Anne Ziegler
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Imagine a young Diane von Furstenberg in the 1970s, jetting the globe with her first husband, Prince Egon of Furstenberg—now you’ve got a feeling for the princess’s first line of shades. The 24-piece collection incorporates interpretations of the designer’s iconic shapes and symbols, including the wrapdress as a twisted metal frame and pink Swarovski-studded DVF lips on the side of a chic blackout pair (illustrated below). We’re in love!
1. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $145, visit dvf.com
2. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $250, visit dvf.com
3. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $175, visit dvf.com
4. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $225, visit dvf.com
Photo: Diane von Furstenberg in Capri, 1969: Courtesy of the designer; sunglasses: Svend Lindbaek
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